1. Double-aisled church of two equal sized chambers and comprising of undivided nave and chancel, south aisle, south porch, and west tower. Mainly late mediaeval in date but the nave and chancel are of earlier origin. One of the windows on the south side contains a quantity of C15 stained glass but many of the remaining windows have been renewed. The roofs are of the local collar-brace type. (Source: RCAHMW Inventory, Denbighshire, 1914, 340, and Cadw listing description)
J Hill 11/06/2004